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Old 03-12-2009, 08:53 AM
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25row is definitely overkill for the stock bumper and street use... figured id install it anyway for track events with the parking lamp off...

not quite sure if this will provide more cooling... anyone run this setup before and noticed any improvements.. some pics...







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damn!!! nice work amp!! hopfully if i get the car tuned soon i can hit up the track with u
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You need ducting man!
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did you install thermostats?
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Old 03-14-2009, 10:41 PM
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Originally Posted by rotarychainsaw' post='918259
did you install thermostats?
runnin a mocal tstat...
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dump the t-stat... they stick on occassion. Just make sure you drive it easy until it heats up. Get a GTC or 99 spec nose for that thing.... so the poor coolers can see a lil daylight.
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Originally Posted by GreyGT-C
dump the t-stat... they stick on occassion..
often wondered about removin it since it can be another point of failure..
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i would be carefull with removal of t-stats often times it can cause overheating due to cavitation and moving through the radiator too fast not givin enough time for propper cooling. Ive had better luck just removing the insides and leaving the body of the t-stat in the housing.
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